so i've been thinking about the fact that no one in my immediate family seems to feel the need to communicate with me when they changes the plans. and i have come to realize that there r probably quite a few reasons for this. can anyone else relate to any of these:
1) i'm not worthy of notification -- truly the only ppl worth notifying of plans changing r good friends -- family don't count
2) y bother telling me because i have no life outside of revolving around theirs, therefore it won't be a big deal to me since i won't have had anything planned prior to or after their need anyhow
3) certainly i'll be able to read their minds because after all, i gave birth to them and have basically read their minds all their lives
4) its too much trouble to pick up their cell phone and push the speed dial button (their fingers r worn out from playing video games)
honestly, if i had changed plans and didn't let my parents know, i wouldn't be here to talk about this. even to this day -- even though i'm 53 and my dad is 83 -- if i didn't tell him when my plans had changed and it was affecting him and his plans, i probably would be disinherited. i thought i had done a good job of conveying to both my children the need for communication -- but obviously, i failed. after all, the eldest used to not show up for dinner on the nights he was supposed to be here and took little mind to actually communicating that with me -- so y should i expect anything less from the youngest ...
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=( You poor thing! I hope that my children don't grow up like that...thankfully they're only 5 & 8 and they do what I say! =)
I guess that since it's just been like that and probably won't change, you'll have to try and let it go...it's not polite or considerate, but there's nothing you can do, short of complain all the time, to change it. I hope for your sake they will grow up and be more considerate...cheer up dear one!
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